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A producer on over 70 films, studio exec on over 60, Ted launched Amazon’s foray into feature film production. His memoir/handbook "HopeForFilm" is available for your reading pleasure.
Award-winning filmmaker. Co-writer & co-host of a podcast, LOVE IS A CRIME, I’m writing as a series. Worked in foreign policy at the Council on Foreign Relations. Was in a PhD at Columbia. I speak Chinese, some French. Film bio on IMDb.
Currently @FilmFestivalAlliance, always @TwistFilms. These days, I'm thinking about the distribution crisis, anti-trust remedies, and how to get kids into movie theaters.
Independent documentary producer. Spent 11 years at NYT making docs: 250+ NYT Op-Docs, 5 feature films, and 2 tv series. Won 4 Emmys, got 3 Oscar noms, had films at Sundance etc. Adjusting to this new chapter and learning to love it (er make $)?!
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